

Nepal
"Best" is a claim anyone can make. The honest version of this page is about what to actually check before you believe it.
Look for verifiable things, not adjectives: company registration and VAT status, named live products you can actually open in a browser, specific technology choices rather than vague buzzwords, and clear terms for who owns the code and domains afterward. Arcetis Technologies Pvt. Ltd is a Nepal-registered, VAT-paid company with a 15-person team, a verified Google Partner and Shopify Partner, and live products including Rashifal.io, WebsiteValidator.com and a hospital management system built on React, TanStack and Convex.
Nepal has no shortage of agencies calling themselves "the best software company in Nepal" in a page title. That phrase alone proves nothing — it is a search term, not a credential. The useful question is not which company says it best, but which one can show its work.
Arcetis Technologies Pvt. Ltd is a Nepal-registered, VAT-registered company with a team of fifteen, headquartered in Pokhara. It is a verified Google Partner and Shopify Partner, both checkable in Google's and Shopify's public partner directories rather than taken on faith. Beyond client work, it has built and operates its own live products — Rashifal.io and WebsiteValidator.com — plus a hospital management system built on React, TanStack and Convex, CRMs, and booking platforms for Nepali businesses.
First, registration: a company claiming enterprise or hospital-grade software work should be a real, VAT-registered legal entity, not a freelance collective operating under a brand name. Second, live proof: ask to see software the company has actually shipped and ask what it is built on — "custom software" with no named technology behind it is a red flag.
Third, ownership terms: find out, before signing anything, whether you will own the source code, the domain and your data at the end of the engagement, or whether the company keeps control. Arcetis builds engagements so clients own their accounts, their data and their domains, with a clean handover rather than ongoing dependency.
Arcetis works across custom software, CRM systems, booking platforms and web and app development, scoped per business from around NPR 20,000 through a listen, suggest, agree, deliver process rather than fixed packages. It also runs its own paid marketing arm, managing over $270K in Google and Meta ad spend, which matters for software clients who need the product built and then actually found by customers.
It does not claim guaranteed rankings, invented client names, or inflated metrics — the hospital management system, Rashifal.io and WebsiteValidator.com are real, operating products that can be checked directly rather than taken on trust.
Both are listed in Google's and Shopify's public partner directories, searchable by company name — this is independent of anything Arcetis says about itself.
Rashifal.io and WebsiteValidator.com are live products it owns and operates, alongside client work including a hospital management system on React, TanStack and Convex, CRMs and booking platforms.
Neither, necessarily. Arcetis is a 15-person team, not the largest IT firm in Nepal, and pricing starts around NPR 20,000 but scales with scope — the honest comparison is on verifiable delivery and ownership terms, not size or price alone.
With Arcetis, the client — source code, data and domains are handed over cleanly at the end of an engagement rather than held by the agency, which is worth confirming with any software company before work begins.